ON GUARD MAXI-CLOR CHLORINE POWDER

What is a critical slaughter restriction for cattle treated with ON GUARD MAXI-CLOR CHLORINE POWDER?

• Cattle must not be slaughtered within 13 days following treatment ✓
• Cattle must not be slaughtered within 3 days following treatment
• Cattle must not be slaughtered within 12 days following treatment
• Cattle must not be slaughtered within 100 days following treatment

Answer: The label warns that cattle must not be slaughtered within 13 days following treatment.

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Based on the label, which group of animals should NOT be treated if they are intended for veal production?

• Dairy cattle
• Pre-ruminating calves ✓
• Adult swine
• Finished cattle

Answer: The label states: 'do not use in calves to be processed for veal' because a withdrawal period has not been established for pre-ruminating calves.

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In what manner is the product intended to be mixed for use?

• Mixed as a sole ration ✓
• Mixed with water as a liquid spray
• Mixed with topical ointments
• Mixed with vitamin supplements

Answer: The mixing notes for both swine and cattle specify to 'Mix as a sole ration'.

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Which parasite is listed as a target for cattle but NOT specifically listed for swine?

• Stomach worms
• Lungworms
• Bankrupt worms ✓
• Gastrointestinal worms

Answer: Bankrupt worms are listed under cattle targets, whereas swine targets include lungworms, gastrointestinal, kidney, and stomach worms.

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Which of the following parasites is specifically listed as being controlled in swine using ON GUARD MAXI-CLOR CHLORINE POWDER?

• Kidney worms ✓
• Bankrupt worms
• Cooperia punctata
• Ostertagia ostertagi

Answer: The label states that for swine, the product controls kidney worms, among other parasites.

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What is the correct application rate for treating cattle with this product?

• 1.8 lb of product per 100 lb of body weight
• 1 lb of product per 100 lb of body weight ✓
• 0.05 lb of product per 100 lb of body weight
• 13 lb of product per 100 lb of body weight

Answer: For cattle, the product is applied at a rate of 1 lb of product per 100 lb of body weight.

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According to the label, how should the product be administered to swine?

• As a one-day therapeutic treatment
• As a single dose mixed with water
• Over a 3-12 day period ✓
• As a spray applied to the skin

Answer: For swine, the product is applied at a rate of 1.8 lb per 100 lb of body weight over a 3-12 day period.

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Regarding dairy cattle and calves, which statement is true based on the label?

• There is a 13-day milk withdrawal period for dairy cattle
• There is no milk withdrawal period for dairy cattle ✓
• The product should only be used in calves to be processed for veal
• A withdrawal period has been established for pre-ruminating calves

Answer: The label states that for dairy cattle, there is no milk withdrawal period.

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